Big Stan

Big Stan is a 2007 comedy film starring Rob Schneider, David Carradine, and Sally Kirkland. The film follows the story of a con artist named Stan Minton who is caught by the FBI and sentenced to prison. In an attempt to prepare for life behind bars, Stan enlists the help of a mysterious martial arts guru named 'The Master' in order to learn how to defend himself.

As he enters prison, Stan tries to keep a low profile and avoid any trouble. However, he quickly realizes that he needs to gain the respect of the other inmates if he has any chance of making it out alive. With the help of the Master, Stan begins to teach the other inmates martial arts, earning their trust and respect in the process.

As the story progresses, Stan must balance his desire to stay out of trouble with his new role as a leader and protector of the other inmates. Along the way, he faces challenges from corrupt prison officials and rival gangs, but ultimately emerges as a changed man with a new sense of purpose.

The film features many comedic moments, including some classic Rob Schneider humor, but also touches on more serious themes such as the need for redemption and the power of self-improvement. David Carradine is impressive as the enigmatic Master, bringing a sense of mystery and gravitas to his role.

Overall, Big Stan is a fun and entertaining comedy with some heart and soul. While it may not be the most original or groundbreaking movie ever made, it's definitely worth a watch for fans of the genre, especially those who enjoy Rob Schneider's unique brand of humor.